shirley. he was a guest on washington in an hour, you can watch extended portions of the 1976 republican convention. washington journal continues. >> would want to welcome our viewers on c-span3's american history tv. coming up in the next hour, a look back of the coverage of the day that unfolded to president ford's nomination. here is a portion. >> the republican party is here to nominate a presidential candidate for 1976. an incumbent president for the first time since 1912. faces a serious challenge from within his own party. it comes tomorrow night .ccording to the schedule matter to be settled out here at the floor of the convention. there will be a vote tonight that both sides knowledgeable test their strength which could make or break the candidates. theill be on the chain of party rule. 16 c is the number of the role. it would force president for to name his vice president running mate i tomorrow morning. 12 hours before the alateen is scheduled. balloting isal scheduled. >> ronald re

shirley. [applause] >> juan, thank you for being here today. by the way, i think we are going to take questions from the audience at some point. i always like to start at the beginning. so just tell us about yourself, where you were born, where you went to college, high school, sports you played, things like that. [laughter] >> well, thanks, craig. and thank you all for coming out on a rainy day. it's a pleasure to be here. you know, one of the great pleasures, i think, about being an author is learning things. the writing process, getting involved with new information and then being able to share that information. but, of course, you need somebody -- whether it's craig or all of you -- to share with, to get into conversation with. and part of the joy of a book festival is learning what people think about what you've written and sort of taking you to a new height in terms of your own capacity to experience life and the written word. so thank you all for being here. so in answer to your questio

fought with most is my sister, penny, on "laverne & shirley." penny used to come to my house at night and say, i got to fix the second act. >> reporter: and, of course, richie cunningham and the fonz. >> observe. well. >> reporter: "happy days" went for 11 seasons on abc. long after fonzie had jumped the shark. that saying outlasted the series. as a director, marshall launched the career of one julia roberts with "pretty woman." >> oh! >> reporter: her surprise there was genuine. marshall didn't tell her richard gere would be snapping the box shut. marshall acted, too. his career spanning 50 years. one of husband first roles, as a hoodlum in "goldfinger." more recently, he did louis ck. >> so. you know who i am? >> yes, yeah, i do. >> reporter: we all knew his work. garry marshall was a hollywood legend. david wright, abc news, new york. >> a legend indeed. david wright, our thanks to you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the dramatic car accident. take a look. the driver of this convertible had flip

this is shirley feeney. she's yours.o meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you rodeo-do. >>

there will be exotic animals such as snakes, lizards, turtles and birds as you heard shirley mention before. to get more details, go to n nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up, the clear the shelters program in silicon valley. what's happening in the south bay next. >>> growing up in the south bay, our family has had many adoptions over the years through humane society silicon valley. we have had a chance to watch the agency grow with the area. with me right now is dr. christie kamia. she was involved with the agency as vice president of media operations as well as a veterinary surgeon. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for bringing pip along. the scene stealer here. tell us about pip. >> pip is -- he is a little puppy that's been through our foster program. he is about eight weeks old now. he was abandoned at another shelter at the age of two weeks with a litter, with his sisters. he had six total in the litter. he was the only boy and five other girls. and we transferred the puppies -- the litter of puppies into our program as part of our regional rescue pe

. >>> and thanks for the laughs from "happy days," "laverne & shirley," to "pretty woman," we remember the legendary garry marshall. "nightly news" begins right now. >> the republican national convention. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from cleveland. >> good evening. after two nights largely dedicated to reasons why hillary clinton should not be president, we may hear the case for donald trump tonight, when his vice-presidential running mate, governor mike pence, takes the stage in primetime. it's the latest shoe that dropped in the melania trump speech controversy that is dominating the buzz here this evening all because the campaign itself breathed new life into the embarrassing flap today when it acknowledged passages of her speech were in fact lifted from michelle obama's 28th 2008t2008 convention address. katy tur has late details. >> reporter: donald trump touching down in cleveland, stepping off his helicopter to his awaiting family. noticeably absent, trump's wife, melania, 36 hours after she was accused of plagiarism and after repeated denials,

>> shirley caesar. first lady. >> first lady. we now have pronounced her the queen of gospel. >> queen of gospel. >> yes. shirley caesar and, you know, better than ever. better than ever. i mean, she is so anointed, there's nothing that i can say about shirley caesar but anointing. >> you know, when you see her, you think about the longevity -- >> we're talking about a number of decades, and this woman is still going. >> oh, my god, she's so historic. but i always say to young people, just sit back and look, listen and learn. and you see that she's still putting in just as much today. she's not walking through it. you know what i mean? when you put her out there, she never, ever just walks through her performance or her ministry ever. she is putting it all out there, and this year she is better t ever. >> jennifer holliday. is this her first appearance? >> oh, my god, this is her first appearance. and i gotta tell everybody, you want to watch tv saturday, august the 6th, right here, because jennifer holliday, i said to her, jenni

he brought us "happy days," "lavergne and shirley," and that "pretty woman." >>> and good evening tonight from cleveland, where donald trump arrived in his helicopter this afternoon, and his wife, melania, said right here earlier this week it would not be a trump contest without excitement and drama, and there is new drama tonight. and it involved melania trump herself. just moments ago, donald trump sitting down one-on-one with our george stephanopoulos. that conversation comes as trump's running mate introduces himself to the nation tonight. there he is, mike pence, with trump and the trump children, right behind. melania trump, not with them. tonight, the trump campaign says those words in his wife's speech were, in fact, taken from michelle obama's speech, and now, they explain why. george with donald trump in just a moment here, but first, abc's tom llamas, with the explanation behind the two speeches and the striking similarities. tom is on the floor again tonight. >> reporter: donald trump today landing in cleveland and into the full-on fiasco taking over his convention. donald tru

malloy: thank you, shirley. i want to thank some other folks who have yet to be thanked, andy grossman and patrice taylor for their support in conducting the platform process. [applause] our chairwoman, debbie wasserman schultz, for her leadership of the d.n.c. and welcoming us to florida. i've already thanked the c.e.o. of the convention and again it is remarkable that she decided to do that twice in a row. so thank you very much. we are going to hear from congressman cummings but i do want to thank him for his great leadership of the draft committee, but i also want to thank him on a broader basis for his great leadership, standing up to bullies in the congress of the united states to -- [applause] mr. cummings. to the role he played in making sure people understood what did and did not happen at benghazi and for his strong statements on that matter as well. and finally, i want to thank mayor shirley franklin. she and i have worked together as mayors and have the opportunity to work again together on -- over t

he clipped shirley temple, she's fine now, but she wasn't able to continue with the production.haps i shouldn't have told you. >> jimmy: perhaps, perhaps. perhaps it's not even really true. i can't even tell. i hope it's not true. >> no. >> jimmy: sounds like the kids went through a lot. do you know any other viggos? >> it's a danish name, it's my dad's name, sort of through the centuries, every first born male has that name, either as a middle name, it's not cmo calling your kid otto, oswald, hildegard. now, there's a lot of little kids, i get, i think because of "lord of the rings," people, because he's sort of a viking guy. >> jimmy: people want to name their children. >> mostly, it's animals, though. a lot of cats, a lot of ferrets. and mostly dogs. and mostly, like, dogs that are clearly, should i say, what would be correct? unwanted. one-eyed, three-legged. you know what i mean. >> jimmy: imperfect. >> here's viggo, you know? >> jimmy: i don't know if you are america's favorite viggo. you are. and i don't know if you have business cards, but -- >> there's a danish connecti

so please join me in welcoming juan williams and craig shirley. [applause] >> juan, thank you for being here today.oi i think we're going to takee questions an audience at some point. i always like to start at the beginning. tell us about yourself, where you were born, went to college, high school, the sport you played. spink thanks, craig and the thank you all for coming out on a rainy day. it's a pleasure to be here. one of the great pleasures i think about being an author is learning things.e the writing process, getting involved with new information and then being able to share that information. but, of course, you needraig somebody, whether it is great or all of you to share with, to get into conversation with, and part of the joint of a book festival is learning what people think about what you've written answer taking you to a new height in terms of your own capacity topa experience life and the written word. so thank you all for being here. in answer to your question, i am 62.ea i had a birthday april 10. the book was published april 5 so

"happy days" and "laverne and shirl shirley" are jist some.s "world news now." >> wow. >> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. we are going to begin with the coronation of donald trump. >> i feel like we should have trumpets. >> yes, there should be. officially winning the nomination for president. >> donald trump's children took center stage with his older son and youngest daughter looking to portray the man known as a brash billionaire as a loving father and a warm man. indiana governor mike pence was formally nominated as vice president. paul ryan made an empathetic plea for party unity. more from dan harris. >> reporter: history was made here. donald trump's four adult children appearing with the new york delegation during the roll call vote that honored their father his hard-fought prize. >> it is my honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates and another six projected. congratulations, dad! we love you! >> reporter: trump later appeared by video in the hall. >> toda

platform committee of the democratic national convention, i am governor dannel malloy with my cochair shirley franklin. we will now resume our meeting. rise anduld please join me in the pledge of allegiance. allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> all. >> all. i am not going to sing. as we begin our second day of discussions and deliberations over the platform draft that our ticket legs our party's promise and purpose, i would like to thank all committee members for your participation and -- we trulyn this appreciate your patience and commitment to our work, even when the opinions were strong and the hour was even when the opinions were strong in the hour was late, you did not act with rancor. we are showing the nation how to work on higher ground. as democrats, we draw our individual experiences as members of families and communities, if we come from cities, rural areas, tribal lands, suburbs, territories, we are all committed to a progressive, positive future for our

two years after "happy days" debuted garry introduced us to "laverne and shirley" and two years afterd mindy." marshall had his hands in hundreds and hundreds of hours of television and then there are his movies. >> stop fidgeting. get rid of your gum. >> reporter: 1990s "pretty woman" is one of his signature films but not the only. he directed "beaches" and "the princess diaries" and took on valentine's day, new year's eve and mother's day. >> i like to really do it on the human condition of regular people. >> reporter: anne hathaway who starred in princess diaries and "valentine's day" was always looking for the funny and on set felt very safe. >> i tried to make it something that's pleasant because you know you've gone through this a lot of years we've been there together. some things you don't know if it's a hit or a flop. it'll do well or not but we do know the process can be pleasant and once there's too much screaming i go home so i try to make it where you don't do that and people somehow get along. >> garry marshall was a loyal man and considered hector elizondo his good luck

"lavergne and shirley." and "mork and mindy."nown robin marshall shined in front of the camera too. >> i like wayne newton. >> i said wayne newton? >> i heard you say wayne newton. i like him. that makes me a schmuck. >> filling blank tape is the hardest thing there is. >> why is it so hard do you think? >> because you have no excuses. a guy with a pen has really no excuses. >> reporter: on cbs this morning in 2012, marshall explained how an uncertain ending contributed to the big screen magic of "pretty woman." >> we didn't have an ending and then we finally had a fairy tale ending and i said julia, tell the story about the girl in the tower. just tell it. it will >> so what happened after he climbed up the tower and rescued her? >> she rescues him right back. with you ♪ each year kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. but lysol kills 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. come on! ♪ come on. ♪ ♪ p&g. proud sponsor of moms. introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. ♪ so wthhen

>> shirley, unfortunately, there's very little to get your money back.oes out of business, all of the creditors and now you're a creditor stand in line and get a couple of pennies for every dollar they're owed. that's if you both tore go to bankruptcy court. you're not going to bother with that. just consider it a loss. and by the way, this is why i always say the cards should be used right away. as soon as you're given a gift card, use it. shirley, thanks for the question. >> oh, nigh ed to follow that advice. i have a walletful of old gift cards. if you have a question, record it and go online or share it on social with >>> guess what, natasha. we are making snapchat not cool. >> just got into it. >> new survey shows more adults are now using the app. 38% of phone users between 25 and 34 use snapchat at least once in may. that's double the percentage from less than two years ago. >> you're saying i'm making it not cool? >> that's the perception by some young people and the percentage of old people using the app, those over the age of 35, wait. now i'm

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marshall created several t-v sitcoms, including "happy days" and "laverne and shirley." he also directed movies, including "pretty woman" and "runaway bride." and he appeared in films in colorful supporting roles. marshall was the brother of actress and director penny marshall. he was 81-years-old. still ahead on good morning washington -- could felons be allowed to cast their vote in virginia? the debate in the state's highet impact come november. and overnight storms provide a slight cool down but the heat will back on in the coming does. eileen whelan pinpoints when and jamie sullivan -- keeping you on track as surge 5 of safetrack begins today: mostly sunny. low humidity. highs: 85-88 winds: n 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. lows: 63-70 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. a touch warmer and bit more humid. highs: 89-92 winds: s 5 mph still a smooth morning commute for you. fairly quiet although watch for certain areas. no accidents, interstates are up to speed and with metro getting ready to open at 5:00, you will have a change this morning. single tracking with me

i'm pretty sure laverne and shee was shirley. shi she was was the goods doo good goodie.wo legendary shows and many more m garry marshall passed away fromo complications from pneumonia.ia he was 81 years old. o he began his entertainmenttain career in the 1960s telling jokes -- selling jokes tookes t comedians before moving writingi sketches to the tonight show tow jack par in new york. yor. he had on screen performances and used his hometown accent and colorful supporting rules like a practical minded cassone know boss in loft in america and a aa crass networking executive in soap dish.so in january 1979 marshall hadha three of the top five comedies on the air with happy days which ran from '7 '74 to '84. laverne shirley starred histarrh sister penny martial and cindydy williams and mork and mindy witt then newcomer robin williams.. >> caress me with your eyes. >> henry winkler best scene tweeted larger than life,f funnier than most, wise and and definition of a friend.ri garry marshall rest in peace. thank you for my professionalssa life, thank you your loyalty and frie

malloy: thank you, shirley. i want to thank some other folks who have yet to be thanked, andy grossman and patrice taylor for their support in conducting the platform process. [applause] our chairwoman, debbie wasserman schultz, for her leadership of the d.n.c. and welcoming us to florida. i've already thanked the c.e.o. of the convention and again it is remarkable that she decided to do that twice in a row. so thank you very much. we are going to hear from congressman cummings but i do want to thank him for his great leadership of the draft committee, but i also want to thank him on a broader basis for his great leadership, standing up to bullies in the congress of the united states, to -- [applause] to the role he played in making sure people understood what did and did not happen at benghazi and for his strong statements on that matter as well. and finally, i want to thank mayor shirley franklin. she and i have worked together as mayors and have the opportunity to work again together on -- over the next coupl

shirley sherrod.-sighted decision to pick the guy that fired shirley sherrod on the ticket of the woman embracing the first black president. >> african-american, usda -- >> she made a speech at the naacp, breitbart.com misinterpreted her speech, editted portions of it and tried to characterize her as a reverse racist. she was fired on her way to work. t tom vilsack took responsibility for it. that is all you will hear about in african-american communities. shirley sherrod. >> ended tom vilsack's chances. >> i'm rooting for anyone but the admiral. his reputation is so extraordinary, his experience so broad, his diplomatic skills so honed that i think we would be in a deep, deep hole if she did go outside of the box and went to the admiral. >> you know, tom, tim kaine is the front-runner. nothing about the pence pick puts -- i don't think the pence pick puts pressure on hillary clinton to suddenly feel like she's got to change strategies here, right? >> no. i think it did give her a chance to lay back a

he clipped shirley temple, she's fine now, but she wasn't able to continue with the production.you. >> jimmy: perhaps, perhaps. perhaps it's not even really true. i can't even tell. i hope it's not true. >> no. >> jimmy: sounds like the kids went through a lot. do you know any other viggos? >> it's a danish name, it's my dad's name, sort of through the centuries, every first born male has that name, either as a middle name, it's not common. when i was born, it was like calling your kid otto, oswald, hildegard. now, there's a lot of little kids, i get, i think because of "lord of the rings," people, because he's sort of a viking guy. >> jimmy: people want to name their children. >> mostly, it's animals, though. a lot of cats, a lot of ferrets. and mostly dogs. and mostly, like, dogs that are clearly, should i say, what would be correct? unwanted. one-eyed, three-legged. you know what i mean. >> jimmy: imperfect. >> here's viggo, you know? >> jimmy: i don't know if you ever think about this, but you are america's favorite viggo. you are. and i don't know if you have business cards

the man behind "happy days," "laverne & shirley" and "pretty woman" has died.his morning, friends, family and fans are mourning the loss of a hollywood icon, garry marshall. a beloved figure in show business, marshall leaves a legacy of laughter and heart warming moments on television and in films. born in the bronx in 1934, marshall got his start in the late 1950s as a joke writer. eventually working on "the tonight show" with jack paar. in 1970, marshall adapted his first tv hit "the odd couple." he went on to create a string of popular sitcoms including "happy days" stars henry winkler and ron howard. >> hey, hey, hey. i need quiet. >> reporter: and its spin-off, "laverne & shirley," starring his younger sister penny marshall. with "mork & mindy" garry marshall introduced the world to the comedic brilliance of robin williams. >> from out there. >> reporter: in the 1980s and '90s marshall began directing movies and found mega success with one of his biggest hits, "pretty woman." the cast reunited on "today" last year, explaining how one of the film's most mem

marshall created several t-v sitcoms, including "happy days" and "laverne and shirley." he also directed movies, including "pretty woman" and "runaway bride." and he appeared in films in colorful supporting roles. marshall was the brother of actress and director penny ma time now for weather what a refreshing change today! the humidity will be very low for mid july and high temperatures will top out, seasonably warm, in the upper 80s. the humidity will slow rise through the end of the week, but the bigger story will be the soaring temperatures. near record high temperatures are expected friday through monday. air temperatures will be around 100 degrees, but it will feel like temperatures are between 105-110 with the humidity. the high heat breaks tuesday with highs back into the lower 90s. it's and xx degrees. still ahead. crowded passenger flight. how police say the pilots put all the lives of everyone on board in danger.. coming up. here's abc's diane macedo and kendis gibson storm damage across the dmv. severe storms down trees, and just checking my free credit score

platform committee of the democratic national convention, i am governor dannel malloy with my cochair shirley franklin. we will now resume our meeting. rise anduld please join me in the pledge of allegiance. allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> all. >> all. i am not going to sing. as we begin our second day of discussions and deliberations over the platform draft that our ticket legs our party's promise and purpose, i would like to thank all committee members for your participation and -- we trulyn this appreciate your patience and commitment to our work, even when the opinions were strong and the hour was even when the opinions were strong in the hour was late, you did not act with rancor. we are showing the nation how to work on higher ground. as democrats, we draw our individual experiences as members of families and communities, if we come from cities, rural areas, tribal lands, suburbs, territories, we are all committed to a progressive, positive future for our

like when richie started dating shirley.ts, richie walked in, my brain exploded. you know? when they would crossover. >> the best. >> crazy. fonzie would show up on "laverne & shirley," you're like, oh, my god. >> what's happening? >> what is going on? parallel universe. >> an amazing guy. actually on with kathie lee and i a couple months ago. garry was on. that mother's day show. as vibrant and effervescent. kate hudson was on. everything was about garry what he was doing. that's the effect he had on everybody. >> and television, 1984, a flamingo kid" a classic with matt dillon, remember that? that's one of my favorite films. >> how about "pretty woman"? come on! i still remember the interview matt did with the cast. that one scene where the box slams on her, when she's reaching in -- and garry said they did that scene three times with just opening it, at the very end, just slam it, we'll use it for the gag reel. slammed it, and that was the take that ended up in the movie. ♪ pretty woman walk my way >> hi. >> do you rememb

with creating "lavern and shirley." we found humor.leashed the comic genius of robin williams. >> my next project is an all female version of -- no, i'm joking. >> reporter: and he continued working until sucomeb to a stroke, recently being on the "odd couple." and at the time of his passing, he was reportedly worth over $50 million. the hollywood reporter's television critic, daniel fineberg. >> that's a lot of episodes that aired forever in sindication. >> not just the stars behind the camera, he also appeared in a total of 83 tv shows and movies. >> let me be blunt, are you still a full-time drunk. >> and with that accent of his, he was a favorite of animation directors. >> it's that smile and recognizable vice that we will all miss the most. >> i was lucky to be part of the journey and we had so much fun together. >> he is going to be missed. >> he certainly will. >> moving on now to the other hollywood headlines creating lots of buzz in our good week. >> bad week. >> it was a good week for celine dion. >> we all loved the inpuri i

sixt let's begin with garry marshall his hiingts most recognizable including happy days, lavern and shirley to name a few and pretty woman and runaway bride in terms of mov movies the 81-year-old pass away at a california hospital from complication from pneumonia he developed after suffering a stroke. he began career in 1960s selling jokes to comedians and writing for tonight show. as i said kevin mc tammy sat down with him a couple months ago. kevin will share his memory of him later this morning. >> closer to home redskins nation mourning loss of super fan chief z. 75-year-old pass away yesterday and his real name was zeema williams he attended nearly every home game since 1978 doneing native american head dress and interacting with fans and in later years did so on motorizeed scooter than redskins purchased for him. last night many fans gathered at fedex field to honor the unofficial mascot. rest in pooes peace to two very legendary men i feel like i group with with both of them. >> couldn't watch tv without garry marshall and couldn't go to redskins game without seeing chief zee out the

"laverne and shirley." and "mork and mindy." launched the career of an unknown robin williams.all, an italian kid from the bronx, shined in front of the camera too. >> i like wayne newton. >> i said wayne newton? >> i heard you say wayne newton. i like him. that makes me a schmuck. >> on my pbs program in 1995 i ask him about the key to his success. >> filling blank tape is the hardest thing there is. >> why is it so hard do you think? >> because you have no excuses. a guy with a pen has really no excuses. >> reporter: on cbs this morning in 2012, marshall explained how an uncertain ending contributed to the big screen magic of "pretty woman." >> we didn't have an ending and i kept thinking what could it be and then we finally had a fairy tale ending. and i said julia, tell the story about the little girl in the tower. just tell it. it will be great for the ending. ♪ >>> the republican national convention in cleveland hasn't attracted the violent protests many had feared but it has attracted several rock and roll bands determined to sway the political process. >> reporter: behi

[applause] and a brave and a spirited woman, shirley chisholm. [applause] effective lawmaker. [applause] government from north carolina who over the years offered public excellence, terry stanford. [applause] the leader who in 1968 combined book to prevail in the hope of the american spirit, senator eugene mccarthy. [applause] moved as were all of in thishe appearance convention hall of the governor of alabama, george lawless. [applause] primary showhe clearly the depths of discontent in this country and his courage in the face of pain and diversity is the mark of a man with problems as well. [applause] us despise the senseless act that this ruffled his campaign and governors, we pray for your full recovery so you can stand up and speak out for all of those who see you as their champion. [applause] in the months ahead, i deeply covet the health of every democrat, of every republican, of every independent who wants this country to be the brave and good land it can be. [applause] this is going to be a national campaign carried to every part of the nation, north, south, east and

including happy days, laverne and shirley, the odd couple, and mork and mindy.all also directed the 1990 hit film pretty woman. his career began in the 1960s in new york writing jokes for joey bishop. and then for the tonight show with jack paar. his publicist says marshall died from complications from pneumonia after a stroke. he was 81 years old. >>> coming up later tonight, baseball with a bit of a twist. see how a bay area minor-league team used presidential politics and a little satire. >>> a number of media outlets reporting that foxnews ceo roger ailes may be leaving the network. ales is the target of a sexual harassment lawsuit, 21st century fox which owns fox news and ktvu, tweeted this statement today in response. it says quote, roger is at work, the review is ongoing. the only agreement that's in place is his existing employment agreement. earlier this month longtime fox news host gretchen carlson sued roger ailes, alleging that she was fired because she refused his advances. and now new york magazine is reporting that high-profile fox anchor megyn ke

i know shirley chism is smiling. she paved the way.se in the primary because i wanted to be on the drafting committee for the platform so that we could embrace many of bernie sanders -- >> how do you feel now? >> well, i endorsed her. i'm an enthusiastic hillary clinton supporter. despied being booed at the california delegation because i think she is the most qualified and a great person. >> why are her numbers on honesty and trustworthiness so bad? >> i don't know because i will tell you one thing that she speaks so highly about is unity. when we talk about unity and as a mayor, it is about bringing people together in a city and actually getting things done. that's what she's going to be able to do. >> what's your answer to that question, why she rates poorly on that very sensitive question? >> well, think when you've been around a long time in politics, you have a history. i think we need to focus on her history of service and what she has done. think after this convention this week, which is a phenomenal convention, telling the sto

"the odd couple" "happy days," "laverne and shirley" and even about afar-fetched sitc about a alien onindy" made the late robin williams a star. but "happy days" always a special place in garry's heart. >> "happy days" was the show where the cast had the best chemistry on and off the stage. and off the stage was real lay pleasure to be with these people. >> family and personal integrit with people. these things were present with him. it's a heartbreaking loss. >> so many felt the same way. we also spoke to scott baio who got his start as chochie. you'll hear his thoughts tomorrow. we'll be right back. . because i'm a woman, do you think i'm going to crack under pressure, or conquer the field. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. watch the preview at etonline.com. >> announcer: travel considerations provided by -- >>> welcome back. tomorrow we have more from kevin at comic-con and uh-oh, "bachelorette's" bad boy, chad, is back. i cann only we have him. bye, everybody. >> some truth is getting spille

. >>> happy days, laverne and shirley.ary marshal was responsible for helping launch robin william's career and mindy series, he had had a stroke recently. >>> fellow director ron howard, quote he was a world class boss an a mentor whose creativity, richard cunningham, love that show. henry winkler, and actor rob low offered their condolences on social media as well. >>> from a protest that turned into a cook out to a swift action by twitter, we have these stories and more in today's trending. >>> members of the black lives matter movement protested. >> decided on a community cook out instead the goal is to encourage dialogue between police, demonstrators and members of the community. you can see groups of people that wouldn't normally talk engage in meaningful conversation the event was broadcast live. twitter cracking down on targeted melo, that he was the one who stole racist tweets the ghost buster co-star posted a comment saying she planned to leave the social networking site. >>> call it a pokemon go-no. he smashed i

. >> he was a part of "pretty woman," the "the princess diaries," "laverne & shirley." >> along the way he created stars and entertainment tonight was by his side on so many tonight as hollywood mourns an icon, we celebrate a friend. [ laughter ] ♪ pretty woman >> enough can said of my relationship with garry marshall and what that's done for me as a person. having the confidence to be funny and goofy. >> big movie star of the s. >> she was 19 and came to my office and wouldn't sitdown. s was fidgety ♪ >> nanu-nanu. >> to see these kids when they're young and suddenly they come up and they're household words. it made televvsion. >> you mstars. >> i don't make them, i help people know they are stars. >> hey! >> julia and goldie, kate. all the stars we lmost, they adored garry, not just for his work behind the scenes, but for his big heart. >> it's all about family for garry, and his relationships with everybody. when i was on "overboard" as a kid, he liked to let the kids yell out action or rolling, i remember being that little kid on his set. and i watch ryder and he's getting with garr

he's known for creating 1970's hit sitcoms like happy days and laverne and shirley and directing prettymarshall died yesterday from complications from pneumonia. he is survived by his wife barbara along with his sister actress and director pacific northwest knee marshall. marshall was 81 years old. >> 6:18 and lighten the mood. an officer in the midwest breaks down walls by busting a move. >> weather now from coast to coast extreme conditions overnight in the nation's capitol. >> check out the scene in washington, d.c. whipping winds and rain and nickel sized hail pelting windows. >> and this time lapse video shows the storm rolling in and hitting the white house. it goes from calm to severe in just a matter of minutes. >> that same system produced as much as 2-inches of rain in norfolk virginia overnight. downpours triggered flash flooding that swamped city streets and strand motorists. >> roll of dust rolled across southern arizona starting in casa bland and blanketing the phoenix area. >> more heat today from salt lake city to new orleans temperatures will range from the mid 90's int

. -- shirley. >> the dallas protests again like all marches against police brutality. demonstrators denounced violence against black americans. but when the protesters end of the rally and started heading home, the situation turned into chaos. gunshots were heard half a mile from city hall. one or more snipers targeted police officers securing the demonstration. show several policemen on the ground, shots keep coming. >> just kept shooting. we don't know where it's coming from. >> backup forces eventually did -- get there while others hunt for the snipers. other suspects were arrested in a car speeding away from the area. the mayor of dallas said all the city should unite and pray for the victims. >> let's all come together and support our police officers. >> this is the deadliest day for u.s. police since the 9/11 attacks. five officers dead, six others wounded. these images are from officers paying tribute to their fallen colleagues. the u.s. president saying the u.s. law enforcement family across the country feels this corporate for more, i'm joined by douglas herbe

shirley, did you ever date roger ebert? - excuse me? - nothing. britta, did you ever take pictures of your feet and post them on the internet for money? - sha-ha! no. - guys, this history final is going to be killer. we have to study. - [sighs] it's no fair professor cornwallis turned all hard-assed again. - lucky pierce. donating his kidney to gilbert to get out of it. - i never thought he'd be that generous. although, he did seem disappointed that the operation didn't involve sleeping with a russian woman, then waking up in a bathtub full of ice. - hmm. - guys! - hmm? - history! - i am studying history. i'm studying our history. - abed! - nobody bite. we agreed no biting. - but, jeff, it's a graduation gift. you see, on the surface we seem like just a group of people

and a brave and spirited woman, shirley chisholm. [cheers] an effective lawmaker from arkansas, wilbur mills. [applause] and the man from north carolina who over the years has all been -- in education and excellence, terry sanford. [cheers] leader who in 1968 combined both the travail and the hopes of the american spirit, senator eugene mccarthy. [cheers] was as moved as all of you by the appearance and this convention hall of the governor of alabama, george wallace. [applause] his votes in the primaries showed clearly the depth of discontent in this country and his courage in the face of pain and adversity is the mark of a man of boundless will. [applause] all of us despise the senseless acts that disrupted his campaign, and governor, we pray for your full recovery so you can stand up and speak out for all those who see you as their champion. [applause] now in the months ahead i deeply covet the help of every democrat, of every republican, of every independent who wants this country to be the great and good land that it can be. [app